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Those are all goods points though I would rather see them blaze a new trail, á la Sesame Street or Fraggle Rock.

I skimmed the episode and there were a lot of chuckle moments but nothing that stood out above the rest for me. "Kermit, be a hero and get me 1/8th of an Advil" was good.

She likes all of the weirdos... except Gonzo. She can't remember his name. :eek:, :hungry:... she likes all of the people who can't talk back to her. :D

I mean, chances are if you're on this forum you're a "true fan", whatever that is. There have been like a million good parts in the show so far. I would have to rewatch the episodes to list them. Rowlf biting his stitches was a highlight for me. I actually think the episodes get better with...

I'm happy with The Muppets, though there is room for improvement. I agree; I'm getting tired as well.

Then again, why has Animal only had like one line out of four episodes? See, but there's a difference between being not too nice, as Frank's referring to, and being the heartless b*st*rds they have sometimes been depicted as in this show. Anyway, all great points. I kind of thought Janice/Sam...

These look great, though it's a shame Palisades already did it and did it in an unsurpassable fashion (it's not actually a shame, but you know what I mean). I was thinking the other day that this is kind of silly to do when Palisades already did it. I can agree with you, though I was genuinely...

But this isn't a kids show.

All they need is plots A and B. Get rid of C.

I can agree on that point.

That is a weird part of the show. I wonder if they've thought about it that much, but something's told me they haven't thought about it at all. That would've been a good closer to the episode (having him stumbling around, looking for his glasses). I don't get why you are trying to hammer this...

Don't remind of how good the Muppets were. I'm not taking shots at the new show, but they aren't even in the same league. Two great points!

Every time I hear Fozzie and Piggy it's like I'm hearing a parody of them. And I finally figured out what's wrong with the Fozzie puppet. His cheekbones are too big or something. He looks like a clown. I know the subject's been beaten over the head, but why are they constraining the Muppets...

One of the best lines in the show so far.

Not to beat the point over the head, but they look like the Muppets, but they aren't really the Muppets. It's like if you took your body and put someone else's brain in there, it's no longer you. I am not saying this to complain about the new show, but these are just the facts. It's like they...

I was going to say how stupid that quote was but he technically didn't say anything about talking vegetables or dancing chickens; just "things". When your show is ran by a talking frog and a bear drives his car to work everyday you can forget anything you thought about realism.

I agree with everything you have to say. It'll be rare for someone to take a hold of the Muppets and share Jim's same vision, and that doesn't seem like it will happen anytime soon as long as Disney is in control. I mean, the Muppets were Jim. Jim was a very compassionate dude, and that shone...

Don't get me wrong. I like Chip.

Yeah, I understand him being an obscure Muppet and all but I just meant within the actual world of the show. You do bring up a good point about not knowing the name of everyone in your building though. I guess I just feel like 'it's the Muppets', a big family: you would think they would all know...

Rowlf biting his stitches... genuinely funny. I kind of sensed a bit of a Michael-Dwight thing between Kermit and Fozzie, but by the end it actually felt like a good, equal relationship. What is with everyone saying "Who are you?" to everyone, especially to Chip? I kind of got the impression...